Just remove the front fenders.
Really-single digit offset on a double digit wheel again....not sure what kinda inner tire wearing beast's that you guy's are trying to put together!Attachment 112203


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19x8.5 et35
19x10 et40
on swifts...will it fit?

Dear Fitment Gods,

If I get a set of 19x11 for the rear, what's the most aggressive offset I could run without being stanced out?

Sincerely,

Litto Z Commoner

How big of a tire you want to go? 305 tire with 18 offset for rear is perfect flush with a drop (swift)

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i'm not afraid to go wide if needed. problem is... for the wheels i'm looking for, the offset range is +21 to +65 which is kinda meh

So 21 is your answer , go lowest

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Get the +21 and add a 10mm spacer.

gdi... i don't rly care for spacers. Guess i'll pass on these wheels

Ya if u can find a wheel with 15 offset, u won't need spacer, it will be flush

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i would like to go even further and do 19x11 +5 to +10

U can go further. I'm on 20x11 +0 at -2.4 camber. I just ordered 20x11.5 -12

that's pushing the limits of my comfort zone lol

It all depends on your rear camber;
find that out & i can help you better-but the +21 you posted later is not bad/better Conservative,than with a poking wheel.
are you base,sport or Nismo now...i can help you spot ck. a few things.
(A 19x11+19 will have the same front spacing as a 19x10.5+12,,,,so 2mm ain't much difference.....Also go to the [official]370z wheel/tire fitment (pics/specs) only page & view all of those...& remember-with stock suspension & components....a -1.75 is about the straightest up & down you can adjust the oem stuff.
Pm me anytime.

This beauty has +15 11" rear's with -2.0 camber.... Too much camber for me/ start adjusting the camber more positive & the top of wheel will begin poking out....zoom in & notice the wheel lean. It's ok if you drive easy & on curvy roads-but if you leave hard & Blaze the tires,,,, you gonna eat the inner pat out.Attachment 112542


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Hi i need help too, hope anyone could advise me
i want to put 20x10.5 +15 255/35/20 front
and 20x11.5 +15 rear 285/30/20 rear
i have a 09 touring an planning to upgrade to sport bakes if need it
what do you think people

It's possible, it will take some work depending on how low you go.

First, welcome to the forum. :tiphat:

Second, those tires are going to be stretched. If that's the look you're going for, then mission accomplished.

:iagree:

Thanks
is on stock height i need to put them to see how much can i dropped or leave it as is
and for work do you mean spacers or what?
Regards

Thanks i have been here for some time today its a year LOL and have learn a lot its a great forum

and what tires do you think will be more accurate i want to look nice without go out the fender and even if its possible not do roll fender

your advice its very appreciated
Regards

just making sure these will work. Tires only have 2k miles on them so want to use them for when i drive cross country twice and up the east coast twice and then I want to get some nicer tires than what the PO bought. Friend has a buyer for his Z but the buyer wants stock wheels for it. I have no clue on what i'm doing as far as offset.
18x8.5 +35 225-50-18
18x9.5 +18 245-45-18

They will fit.

I got a good deal on a set of wheels. but im not sure if they will fit

wheels
Front 20x9 3.25" Lip offset +35
Rear 20x11 5.25" Lip offset +11

tires
Front: 245/35 R20
Rear: 305/30 R20

They will fit; you may have to be more on the -side of the rear camber spec.
Fronts will sit fine/ while rears may try to poke a tad (all pending rear camber setting)
Do you drive a base,sport or Nismo now?


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Outside of front wheel will be in just 0.04" further than a Nismo & rears will be out 0.71" further than a Nismo.
On the rear, a good bit more out on the base & sport

Wheels
19x9.5+22
19x10.5+12
What tire sizes do yall recommend
Do i do the 265/305 combo or go up a size to 275/315.
Thanks

I've got the same size wheels with nearly the same offsets (+25 and +12) and am running 265/305. I think they're the perfect size tires for this combo. I'm on Swifts and have zero rubbing issues.

Hope this helps.

Thanks, made my decision 265/305 it is😀👍

Dear Fitment Senseis,

Do any of you have a picture of 19x9.5+30 with 255/35/19s in the front? I'm currently running 20x9.5+35 up front with 255/30/20 tires and its snug (bc dropped). The overall diameter of the 19s with 255/35/19 tires would be almost the same as my current set-up in the front so I'm trying to figured out if 5mm can make that big of a difference.

Also, I'm having trust issues... So how would I go about measuring the offset of my current wheels? I have a feeling they may not be +35 in the front since apparently most Zs are running fronts at around +20 offset with a nice and tight fit.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Fitment Noobish

Why don't u just stick a bigger tire in fhe fronts? 5mm is soo tiny (less than 1/4"), my eyes can't see the 5mm difference

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Because of high risk of rubbing... Also, I like my fronts and rears to have the same diameter so my plan is: 255/35/19 & 305/30/19. I've crunched the #s and they're ALMOST perfect for each other

265/35/19 u won't rub, I am running 275/35/19 28+ offset 10" rim in the front it never rubs (lowered on swift). What makes you think it will rub?

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Well for me the tire setup that you are going to use on your 19" is good (255/35/19 & 305/30/19) now for the wheels in my personal experience, my first first of aftermarket wheels on the Z, I install the Zedd CC10 in 19x9.5+12 & 19x11+15 and the tires that I use was 245/40/19 and 285/35/19 . I love that wheel setup and no rubbing issues at all just in hard bumps... nothing to worry about. Also you have to adjust the camber to make it work but the same nothing to worry about. Here are some pics of my Z with that wheel setup

https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8705/...06162551_c.jpgZ shoot 1 by Carlos Berrios, on Flickr

https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8686/...5e27bdab_c.jpgfront2 by Carlos Berrios, on Flickr

https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8707/...cbcb0917_c.jpgREAR by Carlos Berrios, on Flickr

https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8611/...ec38bdf2_c.jpgimage (4) by Carlos Berrios, on Flickr

I hope that can help you in something haha! if you have a question of my 19"wheels setup let me know!:tup:

Because I used to run 255/35/20s on 9.5s with supposedly +35 offset and it rubbed so I had to go to 255/30/20s and that's what I've been running for a while with no rubbing issues. The new set-up is going to have the same overall diameter as what I have now BUT shaved 5mm off the offset so it's gonna push it out even more, even if it's just 5mm. Like I said, I wanna confirm that the fronts are actually +35 and not less. Is that something I can physically measure off the wheels?

Thanks for all the pics and info. This is why I wanna find out the real offset of my current fronts because they are flushed with my fenders but I was told they had an offset of +35 :confused:

damn! Do you check the inside of the wheels ? maybe there are the specs of the wheels... or the other thing that you can do is check on google search under the brand and model of your wheels and see all the specs ;)

Well I ordered them many years ago - there's nothing in be inside of the wheel that says anything about the offset - but I remember ordering +35. Now, whether or not they sent me +35s, that's a different story. What sucks is that I ordered them through a vendor that are probably no longer in business :/

This isn't the best picture for checking out wheel fitment but it's the only one I could find (got a new phone)

i cant see the pic :/ if you want let me know the brand and model to see what i can find!

I think I fixed the picture issue... They're just Forgestar "deep" concave F14s. Their offset range in pretty wide for these wheels

Here are a couple more of my current/old set-up